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      US to Canadian law conversion fines equation

      For anyone who is interested in more details, the following is a letter I received from the officer who is in charge of processing my Permanent Residency Application: This letter refers to your application for permanent residence under the Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada class...
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      US to Canadian law conversion fines equation

      Thanks Quincy, I did check that resource and it does mention a maximum penalty equating to $5000. However, I was not in possession of a firearm, rather "Metal Knuckles" (Brass Knuckles), I don`t want to provide the immigration officer with an amount that could potentially disqualify my from the...
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      US to Canadian law conversion fines equation

      Thank you for everyone`s feedback! The more I look into it (asking local attorneys, immigration lawyers, duty council from the local criminal court etc.) The more it appears that the immigration officer requesting this information is making an unreasonable request. I have decided to simply...
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      US to Canadian law conversion fines equation

      Sorry for the confusion. I was hoping there might be somebody that knew a thing or two about converting US law to the Canadian Law equivalent. - The charges took place in the state of California. - I am applying for Permanent Residency in the province of British Columbia. During the PR...
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      US to Canadian law conversion fines equation

      Good day all, I have been requested by IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) today to provide the following info for Criminal Rehabilitation. 1) Foreign statutes – what the fine equates to under the Canadian criminal code. Previously another IRCC agent identified the charge in...

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